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Podiatry Today - ISSN: 1045-7860 - Volume 18 - Issue 3 - March 2005 | |
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| By Jonathan Moore, DPM, and Pamela Jensen, DPM |
Given the array of possible etiologies and potential complications of diabetic heel ulcerations, these authors discuss an algorithmic approach to effective diagnosis and treatment.
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| By John E. Aruny, MD, Peter Blume, DPM, Bauer Sumpio, MD, PhD, and Benjamin Buren, DPM |
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| By Jeff Hall, Executive Editor |
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| By David G. Armstrong, DPM, MSc, PhD |
Given the rising increase of methicillin resistant Staph aureus (MRSA) in diabetic foot infections, this author offers a thorough review of the literature on the subject and offers his insights on surgical care and emerging antibiotics.
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Point-Counterpoint:
Active Charcot: Should You Proceed With Surgery? |
| By Peter M. Wilusz, DPM, Guy R. Pupp, DPM, and Molly Judge, DPM |
Yes, Drs. Wilusz and Pupp say early identification of the Charcot process and prompt surgical intervention can prevent progression of the deformity and related complications.
No, Dr. Judge says conservative treatment is often effective for these patients. She says patient compliance is a particularly significant hurdle and discusses various risks that surgery can pose for patients with Charcot.
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Inside Secrets For Maximizing Efficiency |
| By Robert Smith, Contributing Editor |
Streamlining one’s office operations can lead to higher productivity, lower costs and a better experience for patients. This author talks to experts in the field for a few tips that can lead to improved efficiency.
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| By Brian McCurdy, Associate Editor |
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| By Richard O. Lundeen, DPM |
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| Clinical Editor: Lawrence Karlock, DPM |
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